Post-Japan eathquake, many stocks have been unfairly sold down. Barring a nuclear disaster, things should go back to normal after a few months. This is the golden opportunity to go shopping in the stock market.
Besides the Nikkei 225, I am eyeing Global Logistics Property.
GLP's share price looks to be awakening when its momentum broke because of the Earthquake. However, GLP has clarified that here is minimal damage to GLP's Japanese
portfolio. In addition, it was announced last Thursday that GLP
would be part of the component stocks for the Straits Times Index,
replacing SMRT - therefore, funds that manage their portfolios against the STI would
have to buy shares of GLP in order to match the performance of the index.
I think it's safe to say that the earthquake in Japan really shook things up in the stock market, and it's been a bit harder making sense of things since. Thanks for the blog, it's nice to know how others are handling things.
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